KÉK – Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre launched the festival in 2007 to bring the most important questions of contemporary architecture, design and urbanism closer to the wider public – through the medium of film. Since then, we learned that the films we detected or received to our calls have more power than this: they reveal viewpoints, approaches and layers of the built environment that help us looking at the surrounding city in different ways. That help us to perceive the problems and shortcomings of urban life and explore the untapped opportunities of urban space, society and communities. One of the most important objectives of the festival is to stimulate and empower us to take action for a better urban environment.
